Some smart water monitors can track usage, send notifications to your phone, and you can pair them with a smart valve on the main to kill water to the whole house when they detect a leak.

So you likely need to involve either a consultant or developer prior to make sure you don't buy something that doesn't have a fatal flaw or constraints that make the project not pencil out financially. 

I would consult a lawyer on this one before you make a decision. 

I have consulted with 2 different CPAs before and they told me 2 different ways.We currently own 1 rental in a Trust and in the process of getting another.I wanted to put the newly acquired property in its own LLC.

security system and ongoing monitoring.

I have done a ton of research and spent quite a bit of money getting consultation from lawyers and CPAs over the past few months on how to do this correctly.

If it's something you want to pursue after that my company does provide consulting services to help guide people through the process.   

It was accompanied by a 35 page business plan that had been put together by a consultant that charged the entrepreneur $7,500, a glossy brochure generically talking about commercial real estate, and a resume of the principal.  

One can obtain this information by researching real estate websites, consulting with real estate agents or attending real estate investment courses.

Ideally, we can connect next week and my team and I can provide a free consultation on what may work best for you and your Mom with a few more details, but if I were to take the situation at face value and try and brainstorm an idea.